Wedding planning is a big job. Why not enlist the help of your best friend? No, not your college roommate or your friend from the office... your smartphone! Here are four apps that will make planning your wedding much easier.…
Planning a wedding is one of the most stressful things imaginable. After all, not only are you getting ready for a big step (marriage) but you are also putting together one of the largest parties of your life. However, if…
Most everyone has heard the saying, “Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue,” and most know it's supposed to be good luck to incorporate all four into your wedding attire in some way. Not sure how to do it?…
To write or not to write? That is the question. Interestingly, although public speaking is often cited as the biggest fear among all adults - experts say between 74 percent and 90 percent suffer from fear of speaking in public…
The biggest benefit to assigned seating comes if you are having food service. It is much easier to deliver the food to the table when you know who is sitting where and have a seating chart to back this…
You already know that your wedding day is going to be one of the best days of your life, but what about your guests? Are they going to be bored? While you are busy admiring your new spouse, taking pictures,…
Weddings tend to be planned months, if not a full year, ahead of the date. A large part of the reason for this is that locations can be booked solid for months, making it difficult for you to get in…
Pictures of pumpkin-spiced lattes, scarves, and apple-picking are taking over Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. Fall is here, and all of the pictures make it clear -- people are really excited about it. Brides and grooms-to-be don't have to be an exception to…
Weddings are full of traditions, and some of them are great -- like wearing something old, new, borrowed, and blue -- but others, well, it's about time they be ignored. Sure, they used to have their place, but now it's…
You are already planning on sending your wedding invitations out six weeks in advance, so why is your wedding planner recommending you also send out Save the Date announcements? Isn't six weeks enough time for people to make arrangements to…
